appstoreconnect-codex-mcp
Enables read-only interaction with App Store Connect via MCP tools, including listing apps, versions, builds, and review submissions, with compliance boundaries and no write operations by default.
README
appstoreconnect-codex-mcp
Compliant App Store Connect automation for Codex and other MCP clients.
This project exposes read-only App Store Connect tools through a stdio MCP server, plus a Fastify webhook API for signed App Store Connect webhook events. It only uses the official App Store Connect API and webhook notifications. It does not automate Apple ID web login, store Apple ID credentials, store browser cookies, or bypass 2FA.
What It Provides
packages/asc-core: JWT signing, App Store Connect API client, pagination, error mapping, read-only service methods, webhook signature helpers, and write-operation guard logic.apps/asc-mcp-server: stdio MCP server exposingasc.*tools to Codex.apps/webhook-api: Fastify API withGET /healthzand signedPOST /webhooks/app-store-connect.docs/COMPLIANCE.md: compliance boundaries and prohibited behavior.docs/OPERATIONS.md: deployment, secret, webhook, and troubleshooting notes.docs/CODEX_DESKTOP_INSTALL.md: local Codex Desktop MCP configuration.
MCP Tools
asc.list_appsasc.get_app_statusasc.list_app_versionsasc.get_latest_versionasc.list_buildsasc.get_latest_buildasc.list_review_submissionsasc.get_beta_review_statusasc.get_status_snapshot
Write tools are intentionally not registered in V1/V2. V3 write operations are represented only by guard interfaces and remain disabled by default.
Requirements
- Node.js 20+
- pnpm 10+
- App Store Connect API key with appropriate read permissions
Local Setup
pnpm install
cp .env.example .env
pnpm build
pnpm test
Provide either ASC_PRIVATE_KEY_PATH or ASC_PRIVATE_KEY_BASE64. Do not commit private keys, JWTs, webhook secrets, Apple ID credentials, cookies, or generated .env files.
Run
pnpm dev:mcp
pnpm dev:webhook
The webhook server listens on PORT or 3000 by default.
Codex Desktop
Add an MCP server entry to your Codex config:
[mcp_servers.app_store_connect]
command = "/path/to/node"
args = ["/path/to/appstoreconnect-codex-mcp/apps/asc-mcp-server/dist/index.js"]
startup_timeout_sec = 120
[mcp_servers.app_store_connect.env]
ASC_ISSUER_ID = "your-issuer-id"
ASC_KEY_ID = "your-key-id"
ASC_PRIVATE_KEY_PATH = "/secure/path/AuthKey_YOURKEYID.p8"
ASC_ENABLE_WRITE_TOOLS = "false"
ASC_REQUIRE_CONFIRMATION = "true"
ASC_ALLOWED_APP_IDS = ""
LOG_LEVEL = "warn"
Build before launching Codex:
pnpm build
More detail is in docs/CODEX_DESKTOP_INSTALL.md.
Compliance
This repository is designed around these rules:
- Use only official Apple App Store Connect API and webhook mechanisms.
- Do not simulate web login.
- Do not save Apple ID passwords, cookies, browser sessions, or 2FA tokens.
- Keep all write operations off by default.
- Require app allowlists, exact confirmation text, and audit logging before future write operations.
See docs/COMPLIANCE.md.
Development
pnpm lint
pnpm typecheck
pnpm test
pnpm build
License
MIT
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